FAQs
What happens after being diagnosed with Hep C?
After diagnosis, treatment options are discussed. This may involve antiviral medications to eradicate the virus. Regular monitoring is essential to track progress and liver health. Lifestyle changes like avoiding alcohol and certain medications are often recommended to prevent further liver damage.
Can you live a normal life with Hep C?
Yes, with proper management, many people with Hep C can lead normal lives. Treatment can effectively clear the virus from the body, reducing the risk of liver damage and complications. However, adherence to treatment, regular medical follow-ups, and healthy lifestyle choices are crucial for long-term well-being.
Can you still work if you have Hep C?
Yes, having Hep C doesn’t necessarily prevent someone from working. However, the impact on work may vary depending on the severity of symptoms and the type of work. In most cases, individuals with Hep C can continue working with appropriate accommodations and support from healthcare professionals.
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